MP STF books four more over Vyapam anomalies

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The Madhya Pradesh Special task Force (STF) on Monday booked four more candidates over Vyapam anomalies. One of them Brijendra Rawat has been booked by the police in connection with police recruitment exam of 2013.

Addl DG, STF, Ashok Awasthi, told the media persons that mismatch was found in the specimen signature of the candidate and his sign marked on the OMR sheet of the exam.

Saurabh Sachan and Benazir Shah Faruqui have been booked by STF over usage of fake domicile certificate in PMT 2009 while Vipin Kumar Singh has also been booked over the same reason pertaining to PMT 2010.

Saying that till now the agency has lodged ten cases in connection to Vyapam anomalies, Awasthi added that the investigative agency’s action is based on the 197 complaints received in the past.

Brijendra Rawat and Benazir Shah Faruqui have entered government services, the STF officials said. They added that the court recently has quashed the anticipatory bail pleas of Dr Hitesh Alawa and Dr Devashish Vishwas recently.

Meanwhile, the police in Bhopal caught two youths cheating via Bluetooth in a university related recruitment exam on Sunday.

The youths were taking an exam of Dr Hari Singh Gaur Central University Sagar being held at a private school in Bhopal on Sunday and the exam officials caught them cheating using Bluetooth devices and handed them over to Piplani police.

First, the candidate Navin from Haryana was nabbed by the exam observers and a search by them had led to recovery of a mobile phone, a chip and nano Bluetooth device from him. On his information, another candidate Sukhwinder also nabbed.

The duo revealed names of three more candidates but all of them were found to be absent from the exam.

DIG Bhopal Irshad Wali on Monday said that both the youths from Haryana have been arrested and further probe is on.

“The use of electronic devices as detected by police in Bhopal on Sunday would also be taken into consideration whether any new gang has got active into this trade,” said the ADG of STF Ashok Awasthi said.

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